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Rabbanit Henkin: Your main role, dear students, is to learn Torah
Rabbanit Henkin spoke to the staff and students of Nishmat last week, after getting up from shiva for her son, Rav Eitam Henkin, Hy"d First of all, I want to thank all of you. I have no words to express my gratitude… You helped us to get through a very difficult time. We are still… read more
Paracha Berechit: A La Memoire d’Eitam et Naama Henkin
Rabbanit Joëlle Bernheim Directrice de la Maison d’Etude Juive au Féminin Il y a une semaine exactement Eitam et Naama Henkin étaient assassinés en Israël sous les yeux de leurs quatre enfants âgés de 12 ans à 9 mois. Eitam, le rav Eitam Henkin, était le fils de nos amis et partenaires le Rav et… read more
We Remember
Nishmat’s students, faculty, alumnae, staff and friends are completely heartbroken at the loss and brutal murder of a beloved teacher and scholar, mentors to our students, and cherished friends Rabbi Eitam and Naama Henkin HaRav Eitam Shimon ben HaRav Yehuda Herzl v' HaRabanit Chana Henkin, Hy"d Naama bat Chanan v'Hila Armoni, Hy"d We share the grief… read more
Dr. Yagil Henkin: Eulogy for his brother, Rabbi Eitam Henkin
Eulogy by Dr. Yagil Henkin, Military Historian and Lecturer at the IDF Command and Staff College, for his brother Rabbi Eitam Henkin I want to tell you a little bit about Eitam. Eitam was a jokester. I know it's surprising to say this at a funeral, and all the more so, about a rabbi and… read more
Baruch Dayan Haemet
Baruch Dayan Haemet. The Nishmat community is shocked and heartbroken at the brutal murder of our beloved teacher and friend, Rabbi Eitam Henkin, and his beloved wife, Naama. We are devastated beyond words for his parents, Rabbanit Chana Henkin, Founder and Dean of Nishmat, and Rabbi Yehuda Henkin, our teacher and guide, and for the… read more
Student Voices: Coming Back to Nishmat
by Racheli Segall, Alisa Flatow international Student 5773 It has been over year since I left Nishmat. The place where I was privileged enough to focus an entire eight months on self growth and on Torah learning. The hard thing about leaving was not knowing when I would return, all I knew is that I… read more
